Alpha Chi Omega Foundation
How We Helped
- Animated launch video
- Brochure design
- Business system
- Campaign collateral
- Environmental graphics
- Giphy stickers
- Influencer Box
- Social media marketing
- Swag
- Website
A Campaign to Empower
In July 2022, the Alpha Chi Omega Foundation launched a $25 million campaign Common Bond. Uncommon Impact. at the sorority’s National Convention with an ultimate goal to empower the real, strong women of Alpha Chi. The Foundation’s fundraising efforts aimed to expand and improve programs, sustain collegiate chapter success, support individual members and continue the fight to prevent domestic violence.
Threading the Needle
Preparing for a campaign of this magnitude required early and meaningful buy-in from members. First up: Laying the foundation of awareness through strategically shared influencer boxes chock full of goodies worth posting about. The contents of the the box included postcards, stickers, a button, a coozie and a stylish handkerchief adorned with a custom Alpha Chi pattern.
Tied together
An instruction card accompanied the box inspiring ambassadors to spread the word about the campaign with their circle of influence. Helping to reach sisters who may not follow Alpha Chi Headquarter’s social channels, making for a more personal touchpoint.
The campaign microsite and e-newsletters informed Alpha Chis of the importance of giving, highlighted fundraising priorities and thanked recent donors.
Tying a Bow on Launch
The in-person and virtual launch kicked off with a promotional video featuring custom animation, which sparked sentimental ties to the sorority and built awareness of the importance of the campaign priorities.
The Results
The Common Bond. Uncommon Impact. campaign launched publicly at Alpha Chi Omega’s 61st National Convention in Bellevue, Washington and was live-streamed to members all across the country. Sisters raved about the influencer boxes, and wanting to join in on the fun, made donations to the campaign. At its culmination, the campaign surpassed its original goal of $25 million, raising $34.1 million.